Working backwards
Planning back from application and enrolment dates.
At a glance
Start with this program
Reaching the target score is only part of preparing to study abroad. Once you are in the classroom, how you join a discussion, read the literature and give a presentation — and how you handle housing, transport and daily life — shape the first few months just as much.
Academic adjustment
Getting used to the reading, writing and seminar discussion.
Everyday communication
Housing, getting around, seeing a doctor.
Cultural preparation
Understanding the differences and learning to ask.
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Preparation modules
Combined according to your timeline and destination.
- Planning the language exams
- Academic reading and writing
- Speaking in class and working in groups
- Conversation for daily life abroad
- Cross-cultural adjustment workshop
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Where to start
Before the course begins we go through the destination, the application and enrolment dates, your current level and the time you can realistically give — then decide how the exam, academic and everyday modules should be combined.
Content is designed from the goal, so the course connects to exams, further study, work or an organization's needs.
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